Kohl’s

There’s such an unorganized feel to the store layout. It could be so much more if it was less crowded and trashed.
I’ve been there twice, once being just before Christmas so I figured the store being ransacked was understandable.
Was there yesterday… nope still a mess. I’m new to Khols but I was in one over the holiday (in another state) and it wasn’t such a mess.
I took some pictures.
Sad when the thrift store up the road is more organized and cleaner.
Overall it’s a nice store. Prices and styles. Just organize it. My ocd kicks into high gear and I have to stop picking up clothing

always a good experience
good products and decent prices with coupons

Better-​than-​average Framingham Kohl’s store, located behind Shoppers World off Route 9 in Framingham. It’s huge, has more than my local, and is so much cleaner, and a bit less crowded. Also, Heather, a cashier is super friendly, funny, kind, and happy. She will brighten up your day… guaranteed.
Returns desk is friendly, fast, and stress-​free, unlike other Kohl’s locations. Definitely the best location to return anything at. Ample parking lot and convenient access from either Route 9 or Route 30.
Only annoying issue: other Kohl’s (such as Milford & Walpole) have PRICE SCANNERS! They have 2 throughout the ENTIRE store. The Framingham location needs some more near the shoes department and in the home department.
For that specific reason, I like the Milford location a bit better, but otherwise this is a close second!
Update: 7÷2÷16: They have brought back 5 price scanners, and finished the renovation.

Better-​than-​average Framingham Kohl’s store, located behind Shoppers World off Route 9 in Framingham. It’s huge, has more than my local, and is so much cleaner, and a bit less crowded. Also, Heather, a cashier is super friendly, funny, kind, and happy. She will brighten up your day… guaranteed.
**Only annoying issue: other Kohl’s (such as Milford & Walpole) have PRICE SCANNERS! They have 2 throughout the ENTIRE store. The Framingham location needs some more near the shoes department and in the home department.**
For that specific reason, I like the Milford location a bit better, but otherwise this is a close second!

I have been to Kohl’s before but at other locations and really enjoy shopping in them. This Kohl’s needs to have a meeting with their employee’s. I went shopping for shoes at quite a few different locations recently. Stopped in for a look and could not find my size 13 anywhere. None stocked, which is ok but when asking an older gentlemen with a mustache that worked their for some help, his English wasn’t so great. Asked him if they had any size 13’s in the back and he said «No, whats out is out». Although later I found out from another employee that they did have shoes in the back.
Upon leaving I found a shirt I liked and got in line. This is where it got ridiculously confusing. So your in line and there are a few people in front of you. You would think there would be a few cash registers open at the checkouts. Well there was One at the checkout, one at the jewelry, and two at the exchange or return registers calling out to people from far far away. The one at the Regular register got a customer who was two places in front of me that insisted she was a discount on her phone but could not find it. She was there so long the woman behind me starting arguing with her understandably because we were standing in line already for 8 – 10 minutes waiting. The person in front of me went to the jewelry counter and was having issues there as well for whatever reason. While the return registers (one with a manager) were calling a few people to them. People just coming in the store went straight to the return/​exchange registers by passing everyone else that had been waiting now for about 15 minutes and were getting service before the rest of us. Needless to say, everyone was getting pissed. Now you have people in line arguing with customers that are just coming in and the person STILL in the regular checkout. Took the manager forever to finally come over and deal with the regular register person. I finally get called to one of the checkouts at the return/​exchange register and the woman that called me tries to stop me for a second to let a person that just came into the store do their exchange first, talking to the woman as if I had just cut her off «Sorry I did not see you there, Ill be done with him (in a rolling the eye voice) in just a minute. Seriously WTF.
It took almost 20 minutes in line to pay for items that originally only started with THREE PEOPLE in line and four checkouts! We ended up having over 12 – 14 people in line PO’d and Management did nothing to remedy the situation. I know for a fact they could hear the people in line getting upset, swearing, saying this is unbelievable over and over again, etc. Obviously Kohl’s needs a new daytime manager. Some tall skinny white guy on Monday the 4^th of May if that helps if any District managers reading. It shows how much the employees care by how much the manager doesn’t show any initiative or how he leads terribly by example. There are other Kohl’s to go to, im staying away from this one. One terrible experience is all it takes.

Kohl’s are great place to find the things you wouldn’t get at other stores, one can find great deals on down pillows or flannel sheets. They have great sales and return policy. I’ve bought things from them that I wouldn’t normally get in other stores like a wireless printer, though I wish they offered free insulation as the wireless printer is still sitting in its box ’cause its so complicated to assemble!

It’s Kohl’s– almost every store is a mirror image of the others. Service was friendly but like all other retails lately, not enough people working.

I love shopping at kohls. They almost always seem to have some kind of good deal going on. Today they had the home stuff on sale for buy 1 get one for $ 1. The young man who rang us up was very polite and helpful. I was impressed. He did not even try to push the kohls card at us which drives us insane. The returns on the other hand were a pain. We were returning an unused pillow and had to wait in line for quite some time before it was our turn. The woman who took them back was annoying and kept questioning whether it had been used. She even asked if they sell them at kohls which is obvious since they had many left on the shelves. The employees are hit or miss but I think it’s worth it for the great deals.

I only go to department stores, when my wife is able to talk me into it… Ughhh. Kohl’s seems to be somewhat disorganized, with fairly cramped aisles. Only good thing… Kohl’s bucks (or whatever they’re called). We ended up buying a bunch of Kuerig coffee for cheap.

The Kohl’s in Framingham is one of the best I have been to in a while. The store itself was well organized and the shelves were well stocked. This store had a ton of great clearance items, and the staff was willing to help me find a shirt that I was looking for. The only critique was that they needed more staff members cashing people out. The line at this store on a typical Saturday looked as if it was a Black Friday line.
Overall, this is a great Kohl’s location. When I am in the area and am need of a new piece of clothing or home good, I will make it a point to stop in here at this store.

I’m not usually a kohls fan but came here for a return. Nice location near several other amenities. The store was a good size and seemed to have a wide array of goods. The organization within the various departments wasn’t great… Kind of a mess. The staff was pleasant though and plenty of parking available.

I get coupons in the mail and on line all of the time but I find it is hit or miss here. I might find the right color but the wrong size or vice versa.
I like the ear rings and the store since it is clean and open but I haven’t been able to find a ton. I’ll keep trying.

Wide variety of things here: clothing, housewares, bed & bath, children’s & jewelry. Tons of parking and the sales people are always very friendly. The store is always clean and organized, plus, they have cashback which is always a bonus.

yea, two stars, one for not being on here already (JK Unilocalers) and one more for having NO FREAKIN STROLLERS FOR MY KID TO SIT IN
yea, dragging a 21 month old through your poly-​blend/​discount branded store without the delight of having a place to stow them… well, get on that will ya.

I had never been to a Kohl’s until today. I bought some stuff from them online and one of the things I ordered looked weird on me, so I decided to bring it to the store to exchange.
I felt like it was sort of somewhere in between a Target and Macy’s. I actually wasn’t all that impressed with their prices… I was expecting cheaper. But it was still clean and organized and the people working there were way nicer than at Target.
I wouldn’t go out of my way to go here, but it’s not bad.
I concur that it’s tricky to find.

There is not a Kohls out where I live so I came to this Kohls for a sale they were having on bakeware. EXCELLENT prices on all kitchen items and they have some great sales on Kitchen goods regularly.
While in this store for the kitchen goods, I found some VanityFair panties that I can’t live without (18 – 008 bright pink). Unfortunately VFC sold the intimate apparel sector to fruit-​of-​loom but I hope to find these again soon!
The college dorm selection is quite well organized and priced to sell to students! Not a bad selection either. Sheet sets, towel sets and especially great deals on wide varieties of pillows.
People (not just me) get a little lost at first time here because it is located between Route 9 and Route 30, in the Shoppers World area but more the ChiChi’s side. Easier to see and get to from the Route 30 side but don’t try to take a short cut into the parking lot. You may, as others have, find yourself in the wrong lot. If you see a clear path to the front door, you know you’re in the correct lot.
Good luck!